How to add a permission to a variable

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LoneElf

LoneElf

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Hey guys! So, I am making my own permissions skript because I like doing the out-of-the-ordinary, for instance, downloading permissions ex or group manager. So, I have set the ranks up and the chat prefixes and stuff like that, but I need to know, how do I add a permission to a variable because each rank is obviously set into a variable, such as {rank.owner.%uuid of player%}. Here is my code, and thanks for all of the help in advance! Have an AMAZING summer!
https://hastebin.com/oxidihutiz.vbs

The 1st 7 lines are what is going wrong. For example, you will see if you read all of the code, that there is a command called /rank with the permission "rank.set". Now, I did /permission owner add rank.set, and it messaged me, "rank,set has been added to Group: owner", and when I do /rank, it messages me the permission message, saying that it is only available to admins.
[doublepost=1498504609,1498495702][/doublepost]This is a little frustrating - Is this even possible, or has anyone else done this before that could help me? Thanks guys

LoneElf
 
Ok sorry man - The link doesn't work for me either. One second - I'll post a new one - Thanks for letting me know
 
There are no errors, but the thing is, it won't add the permission to the group, in this case, which is {rank.owner}. I'll try changing it to {rank.owner::*} and see if it works, and I'll get back to you guys! Thanks so much for your guys' help!
[doublepost=1498509339,1498508484][/doublepost]Ok. So, I tested it out, like you recommended, @Donut , but still - Doesn't work :/ I have no clue what to do. Thanks for the help guys! I really appreciate it. Hopefully we can come up with a solution besides stopping and using permissions ex!

LoneElf
 
Well it has to be a list variable in order to add something to it... which you are doing in line 13

I took a look at the code again and what I think you are trying to do doesnt make sense and won't work at all. ill explain the best i can. As far as I know you cant really add/remove real permissions in skript (unless you execute pex/group manager commands). However, you can make fake perms that are variables that act like real permissions. ex)
if {has_some_permission.%player's uuid%} is true:
broadcast "player has some permission"

You don't check if they have a permission, you check if the variable that represents a permission is true.

Then you incorporate this stuff into groups
 
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Dude... Thanks so much - You are such a damn genius, but that being said, I am probably going to stick with Permissions EX then, if that is the solution because then I can't add commands that are used in other plugins, like, for instance, essentials commands. Thanks a lot guys, even though it didn't work as I hoped it would :emoji_slight_smile: I mean, at least I learned something new! Thanks guys! :emoji_slight_smile:
 
ChisleLP said:
Maybe take a look around here.

Take the code, or use it.

https://forums.skunity.com/resources/permissionsk.247/
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Directly from that page: "The Permission will only working for Skript. Other Plugins example Essentials won't work with it!"

And LoneElf said:
LoneElf said:
Dude... Thanks so much - You are such a damn genius, but that being said, I am probably going to stick with Permissions EX then, if that is the solution because then I can't add commands that are used in other plugins, like, for instance, essentials commands. Thanks a lot guys, even though it didn't work as I hoped it would :emoji_slight_smile: I mean, at least I learned something new! Thanks guys! :emoji_slight_smile:
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Thanks for your desire to help, ChisleLP, but yeah, it doesn't work for things like essentials, sadly. Thanks everyone! :emoji_slight_smile:
 
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